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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martingale_%28betting_system%29
Try to triple your wallet! Post your entry, exit settings and virtual hours spent!
Space or cake for each day.
R or unicorn to restart.
Stat chart keys below...
Play around or read the project notes...
Gain one per entry
or lose ´loss on exit´
Entry: same color repeats - bet on change
Exit: same color repeats - give up
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Spend some days in this virtual casino and try various automated trading scenarios!
I have seen a book about roulette strategies, tested these with Scratch.
Instead of deleting my one statistical plotter sprite i decided to upload and wrap a stage around. Hope you enjoy!
Most times you will lose your shirt otherwise there wouldn´t be casinos 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martingale_%28betting_system%29
Switch to turbo mode for high speed trading
Remix but change images or better change the trade engine: I would like to see another entry trigger: bet only on the opposite color if color distribution shifts greater n(slider) balls.
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Stat graph after pressing space,
400 samples (one day):
PINK: red/black distribution
BLUE: streaks of same color - number of repeats
(zero counts as same color once bet is triggered)
GREEN: your entry and exit triggers for BLUE
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Gamblers fallacy
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gambler%27s_fallacy
Coin tossing or roulette probability
Place one chip bets after ´entry´ occurences of the same color for the opposite color.
Double your bet until ´exit´ occurences of the same color (martingale roulette progression strategy)
Loss on exit: units lost on each exit scenario (2^n)
Loss on exit must be below the table limit! (1025 units)
balls = roulette wheel turns
hours spent in a casino ( 50 balls / hour )
wallet = units won/lost
zero = zeros in 400 turns displayed
entries and exits = number of valid entry/exit same color patterns in 400 turns displayed
sum = wallet for 400 turns displayed
REAL WORLD TEST: import real casino sequences (from the web?) to a text file. Import text file into Scratch as a variable list and let Scratch crunch the data!!!
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Bugtracking - Math glitches todo
(i neither intended to upload nor calc more than 400 balls):
temporary drawdowns of single won bets are not calculated (up to half loss on exit)
If you report major glitches i will fix,
but no minor glitches.
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this is so cool
Yeah, someone honoring this
DO YOU DOUBLE? Your settings? User suggestions integrated.
Will come back to play. Do you know if anyone has done an iPhone wheel project?To scroll through lists.
Ah! I remember... there is such a wheel selector: (link to project) Just link the angle to a list. Something like round((angle + 180)/36) for a list of ten items... give credit
I didn´t see such a wheel project. Now might be a good time to publish it.
(view all replies)DO YOU DOUBLE? Your settings? User suggestions integrated.
Related projects: Dice racer (link to project) Dice party (link to project)
I really like this idea! But along the line of Smozzick: it would be more enjoyable if it explained what it is all about, and what entry and exit really mean. Also, what is damage? In flash, the speech bubbles hide the variables in the upper right corner.
Thanks - i did a minor remix: variable name and color key.
Thanks! I just wanted to share the statistics script idea. Crunch real world casino roulette data or strategies with Scratch. Polishing the story around and the user interface takes to much time for to few visitors. If i ever update i keep your suggestions in mind! Did you double your wallet? Try turbo mode. The idea is you will never bust if your exit setting is high enough...
(view all replies)With some patience, one can figure it out from the project notes, but not from the project itself.
Nice, I like the graphing but the number of variables you can see can be a bit disorienting o.O Also, there should be a key of red and blue, really, it would make things clearer.
Thanks for your feedback - included now.
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